Major General 'Black Bob' Craufurd

Sculpted by Robert Lane

Box art by Edward Sage

75mm unpainted, resin kit, needing some assembly.

Not suiable for children under 14yrs

GEM: Licentia 3

1/24 scale

Digitial scooter design by Shane Rozzell

Gem, hand sculpted by Robert Lane

Box art Robert Lane

Unpainted resin kit, needing construction. Some parts are direct prints and need removing from their sprue trees.

Not suitable for children under 14 years.

After the collapse of the Fifth Alliance, the country had fallen into a state of civil war. Split into geographical areas run by Warlords, travel was dangerous and the ability to communicate across the country became a valuable resource. This void was filled by independent gangs who bore no allegiance to any sector and traded information for money. One of these gangs was the Licentia Motorcycle Club. Named after the Latin for freedom, disorderliness and outspokenness, the club is an all women group. Their emblem, the battered butterfly, showing that the membership has all suffered previous hardship and come through stronger than before.

After the collapse of the Fifth Alliance, the country had fallen into a state of civil war. Split into geographical areas run by Warlords, travel was dangerous and the abilty to communicate across the country became a valuable resource. This void was filled by independent gangs who bore no allegiance to any sector and traded information for money. One of these gangs was the Licentia Motorcycle Club. Named after the Latin for freedom, disorderliness and outspokenness, the club is an all women group. Their emblem, the battered butterfly, showing that the membership have all suffered previous hardship and come through stronger than before.

CAT Licentia 2

1/24 scale (figure 75mm) unpainted, resin model kit, needing assembly.

Not suitable for children under 14 years

3D jet bike design by Tim Perry

Figure sculpted by Robert Rue

After the collapse of the Fifth Alliance, the country had fallen into a state of civil war. Split into geographical areas run by Warlords, travel was dangerous and the abilty to communicate across the country became a valuable resource. This void was filled by independent gangs who bore no allegiance to any sector and traded information for money. One of these gangs was the Licentia Motorcycle Club. Named after the Latin for freedom, disorderliness and outspokenness, the club is an all women group. Their emblem, the battered butterfly, showing that the membership have all suffered previous hardship and come through stronger than before.

Guard Duty

French Imperial Guard Grenadier Sergeant 1812

75mm (1/24) unpainted, resin figure

Sculpted by Robert Lane

French Grenadier 1799 with canine friend

Sculpted by Robert Lane

Box art by Edward Sage

75mm (1/24) unpainted resin model kit. some construction needed.

Not suitable for children under 14 years.

French Officer Austerlitz.

75mm

Sculpted by Robert Lane

Box art by Mark Bennett

Unpainted, resin, model kit, needing some assembly.

Not suitable for children under 14 years

Corporal Philip Smith VC 17th Regt Sevastopol 1855 rescuing an officer.

Corporal Smith won his VC at Sevastopol for repeatedly going out in front of the advanced trenches against the Great Redan, on the 18th June 1855, under a very heavy fire, after the column had retired from the assault and bringing in wounded comrades.

Unpainted, resin kit, needing assembly.

Not suitable for children under14 years.

Manfred Von Richthofen & Moritz

75mm (1/24 scale) unpainted resin figure kit, needing some assembly.

Not suitable for children under 14 years.

Pirate 75mm

The stairs are included in the kit

Unpainted, resin kit, needing some assembly.

Not suitable to children under 15 years

Sculpted by Ian Succamore

Commissioned and painted by Martin Collier